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Tennessee’s Nuclear Waste Role: Opportunity, Risk, and the Next Chapter in America’s Energy Debate
By positioning itself for a federal Nuclear Lifecycle Innovation Campus, Tennessee could become a central player in the nation’s nuclear future—but the plan raises major questions about radioactive waste, transparency, and local consent.
Posted 8/20/26
Tennessee is emerging as one of five states considered for a major federal nuclear-energy partnership that could include facilities for handling radioactive waste. The U.S. Department of Energy has …
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